Funding footprint Living Yoga supported multiple community organizations with notable funds received totals across Friends of the Children Portland, Peace in Schools, Uprise Collective, and PCUN’s Willamette Valley Law Project, indicating strong grant-based relationships and potential for repeat funding opportunities or co-funding collaborations.

Mission aligned partners The partner organizations span youth mentoring, mindfulness and mental health, social uplift through identity-based spaces, and equity-driven farmworker/immigrant justice, suggesting opportunities to propose joint programs, workshops, or technology-enabled solutions that enhance impact measurement and reporting.

Civic and social niche Operating in Civic and Social Organizations with a mission to empower vulnerable communities, there is potential to position solutions that support non-profit operations, donor reporting, program evaluation, and trauma-informed or mindfulness-based curricula at scale.

Technology stack gaps Current tech usage appears to rely on basic web tools (Webpack, Modernizr, Adobe Fonts, GoDaddy), indicating room for modern donor CRM, analytics, and lightweight fundraising tech to improve outreach, grant reporting, and partner coordination.

Revenue scale opportunity With a revenue range of 1M to 10M and a relatively small employee base, there is potential to offer scalable solutions such as cloud-based nonprofit management software, templated grant reporting, or training offerings tailored for mid-sized social impact organizations.